Building materials haul marks progress on Divide farm
A. Limbeck has moved several loads of building material for new improvements, with the granary nearly finished. Threshing continues for about two weeks as farm activity remains high. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dobrinski traded in Sidney last Saturday, and Cc. E. Higgins has been sick with typhoid fever diagnosed by Dr. Ames of Potter.
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North Divide
A. Limbeck
C. H. Dobrinski
Sidney
Cc. E. Higgins
Dr. Ames of
Potter
J. R. Frame
Frank Portrey
Fred Beyer
Harms
P. T. Higgins
S. C. Scott
Baker Farm
flax harvest and local visits noted this week
This week includes flax harvesting and threshing with Chris Livoni and friends driving locally Wednesday. Simon Fishman had his grain field threshed this week. Emory Planck and Will Johnson attend court in Sidney. Pastor Samuelson held services in Froid. H G Linde and wife christened. Curtis Smith and Alice Taylor of Lodgepole visited last Sunday. John Olson visited Sidney on Wednesday. Mabel Closman stayed with sister Mrs Planck. Ben Planck bought a horse from Chris Jurgens. Mr Nels Johnson is on the sick list.
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Chris Livoni
Simon Fishman
Emory Planck
Will Johnson
Sidney
Pastor Samuelson
Froid
Swedish Lutheran Church
H. G. Linde
Curtis Smith
Alice Taylor
Lodgepole
John Olson
Mabel Closman
Potter News seems to mix local notes and poems
Local items include Hans Christensen painting C. W. Johnson’s Kirk ranch house, Ames garage nearing completion, and dental work by Mrs Struble and Miss Irma at Kimball. Rev Kerr appointed pastor for Potter by Conference with first service Sunday. Joe Keough returns to the Potter operating staff. Guy Hite works for Mr Stru-.
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Anon
Hans Christensen
C. W. Johnson
Kirk
Potter
Guy Hite
Mr. Stru
Cause and remedy of flax wilt studied by Prof Bolley
Professor Bolley at North Dakota Agricultural College reports years of flax wilt work and seeds resistant to disease. He notes similar attacks on wheat and urges seed selection from flax-sick soil, with home-grown seed favored for better results, and warns that resistance weakens if crop rotation or processing steps are neglected.
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Bolley
North Dakota Agricultural College
Polley
Minnesota Experiment Station
Consideration for Work Animals on Long Journeys
Guidance on humane handling of horses during travel advises turning horses toward the wind to cool off when stopping, removing loads from necks during rest, allowing them to roll and scratch when unharnessed at night, providing a good bed and plenty to eat, and watering them in the morning before feeding.
Nebraska Farmers' congress may move to November meeting
Omaha reports the Nebraska Farmers' congress will likely be advanced from the usual December or January dates to a November week in Omaha to attract larger crowds and prominent speakers. The Livestock and Shipping association will hold its convention on separate dates this year, breaking the prior post-congress sequence. A second item notes heavy feeder cattle movement by railroads from Omaha to southern Minnesota and northern Iowa as buyers and speculators push demand.
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Omaha
Nebraska Farmers’ Congress
National Congress
Nebraska Co-operate Live Stock and Shipping Association
Farmers’ Congress
Minnesota
Iowa
Impeachment Court Admits All Testimony Against Sulzer
The impeachment court unanimously allows testimony on alleged campaign contributions against Governor Sulzer. A separate note alleges a struggle as a man tries to wrench a shotgun from his son. In Ellinwood Kansas a landowner H F Panning, 80, is shot dead. coroner rules accident. Remains of the Boussole found buried on Vanikoro. Dayton Ohio magistrate Tra C Koehne convicted of extortion, fined 100 dollars and 30 days in workhouse. Former U S paymaster Arthur Middleton to be questioned on navy snobbery claims. California anti alien protests persist pending a possible new treaty with Japan.
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Sulzer
New York
H. F Panning
Ellinwood
Kan
Panning
Boussole
Laperouse
Pacific
Vanikoro
Tra C. Koehne
Dayton
Cogort
Chamberlains Cough Remedy touted to prevent pneumonia
Advertisement claims avoid sedative cough medicines and use Chamberlains Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia by clearing germ breeding beds. It asserts the product contains no morphine or sedatives and has a worldwide reputation for cures, sold by all dealers.
Right to Know Maker's Name and Three Color Guarantee
Congress was urged to require the maker’s name and address on all interstate sale articles. Buyers gain by knowing the manufacturer and can choose accordingly. A three color Double Guarantee tag on quality hardware authorizes dealer replacement if unsatisfactory.
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Congress
Live Story Prices at South Omaha Cattle and Sheep Trade
Cattle receipts about 6 000 on Oct 1 and 30 000 over three days at South Omaha Union Stock Yards. Trade started slow and weak with outside market fears and ample supply. best beef steers steady near prior levels. Hogs about 7 200, prices down 5 10 cents from Tuesday. sheep and lambs around steady to firm with strong feeder activity and fat offerings widely sold.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Markets in Chicago and Ohio closing prices summary
Chicago and Columbus area markets show mixed closes. Wheat futures steady to higher with Dec at 874 cents. pork and lard futures up to $20.07 and $10.97 respectively. Cattle arrivals total 18,000 with bees at $7.15 to $9.95. hogs 32,000 with bulk trade $8.35 to $8.70. sheep receipts 20,000 with ewes $3.75 to $4.85 and lambs $5.80 to $7.40.
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Chicago
Hill Lines to Build Short Cut to Sioux City
Omaha October 1 Hill railroads plan a short line from Omaha to Sioux City to bypass the Ashland cut off to St Paul and Minneapolis Three surveys have been made and the route will be settled at the next year’s annual meeting Construction to start early next spring in hopes of finishing by next year. Valentine Nebraska October 2 William Scott 35 was accidentally killed near Newton when a gun in his wagon slipped from his lap and discharged through his heart.
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Omaha
Hill Railroads
Sioux City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ashland
Valentine
Willam Scott
Newton
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Lizzie Morfeld
Schad
Anton Schad
M. B. Aid
H. Christensen
Spitzer
P. Hansen
H. W. Struble
Grand Prairie
MR. Anon
Mr Anon
North Dakota College
Scott
Farmers’ Congress Early
Arthur Middleton
U. S
United States Navy
Dante's
California
United States
Maker’s
William Scott
A. R. LE Sueur
Sidney, Nebraska
Quyed
Rewick
Standard Oil Company
Inze
Aska
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Nebraska
Salt Lake
Scenic Colorado
Western Pacific
Feather River Canyon
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Spokane
Seattle
Great Northern
M. A. Shipman
Sidney, Neb
L. W. Wakeley
Neb
C. J. Hellwig
North Side
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